Building web applications with SAS/IntrNet
Subtitle: a guide to the application dispatcher
By: Don Henderson
Contributors: SAS Institute
Series: SAS Press series; SAS Press series
Publisher: SAS Institute
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Cary, N.C
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] :
Number of pages: 352
ISBN-13: 9781599944258
Subjects: Authoring programs; Web sites; Data Processing; SAS (Computer file); SAS/IntrNet; COMPUTERS; Web site development; HTML editors (Computer programs)
Notes: Includes index.

Description based on print version record.
Table of contents: title: pt. 1. An introduction to SAS/IntrNet software: Overview of SAS/IntrNet and related technologies; title: pt. 2. How the SAS/IntrNet application dispatcher works: Overview of the application dispatcher process flow; title: The application broker and the load manager; title: The application server; title: Communicating with the application dispatcher; title: pt. 3. Developing application dispatcher programs: Methods you can use to access and reference input parameters; title: Various techniques to generate HTML; title: Creating pages with mixed and alternative content types; title: Using REQUEST INIT and REQUEST TERM to specity set-up and shut-down behavior; title: How to create and use sessions; title: pt. 4. Addressing common application requirements: Tools and techniques for debugging; title: Tips for safeguarding security; title: Integrating application dispatcher applications with other applications, products, and environments; title: Maintaining an applications environment; title: pt. 5. Selected examples: Generating static versions of dynamic reports; title: Simulating a pause and resume capability for the application server; title: Techniques for handling long-running processes; title: Using scheduled execution to handle long-running processes; title: Handling on-demand long-running requests; title: Using metadata-driven reporting to construct reports; title: Packaging the application dispatcher as a web service.